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Play on iPhone and iPad — no jailbreak, no PC required.

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Part 1 — Install the EZFN launcher

  1. Download the EZFN profile

    Tap the download button below. When iOS asks for permission, tap “Allow”, then “Close”.

    Download EZFN ProfileiOS dialog asking to allow a configuration profile download, with the Allow action
  2. Open Settings

    Open the Settings app — a new “Profile Downloaded” entry appears near the top. Tap it. (Can’t see it? Go to General → VPN & Device Management.)

    iOS Settings home with the new Profile Downloaded entry near the top
  3. Select the EZFN profile

    Tap the EZFN profile under “Downloaded Profile”.

    VPN & Device Management screen listing the downloaded EZFN profile
  4. Tap Install

    Tap “Install” in the top-right corner. Enter your passcode if iOS asks for it.

    EZFN profile screen with the blue Install button in the top-right corner
  5. Confirm the warning

    iOS shows a standard warning for every profile — nothing to worry about. Tap “Install” again in the top-right.

    iOS profile warning screen with the Install button in the top-right corner
  6. Finish the installation

    Tap “Install” one last time when the confirmation appears at the bottom. Done!

    iOS confirmation dialog with the Install action

Part 2 — Download Fortnite & play

  1. Open EZFN from your Home Screen

    You’ll find a new EZFN icon on your Home Screen. Open it.

  2. Tap Download and pick a build

    Tap “Download”, then one of the numbered download buttons. Apple keeps revoking certificates, so we keep several signed builds ready — if one fails, just try the next. Tip: allow push notifications there and we’ll tell you the moment a fresh build goes live.

  3. Confirm the install

    iOS asks for permission to install the app — tap “Install”, then wait until the Fortnite icon on your Home Screen finishes loading.

  4. Open Fortnite once

    When Fortnite finishes installing, open it. If iOS shows “Untrusted Enterprise Developer,” tap Cancel. This is expected — the certificate just needs your approval.

    iOS 26 Untrusted Enterprise Developer alert shown after opening EZFN - Fortnite
  5. Open Device Management

    1. Settings
    2. General
    3. VPN & Device Management

    Under Enterprise App, tap the developer used to sign Fortnite.

    iOS 26 VPN and Device Management page with the Fortnite enterprise developer marked Not Trusted
  6. Trust the developer

    Tap “Trust [developer name].” The name comes from your certificate, so it may differ from the screenshot.

    iOS 26 enterprise developer page with the Trust developer button and EZFN - Fortnite listed below
  7. Allow the apps and restart

    Tap “Allow & Restart” in the confirmation. Your iPhone restarts to apply the trust; when it is back on, open Fortnite again.

    iOS 26 confirmation asking to allow apps from the enterprise developer and restart the iPhone
  8. Open Fortnite and play

    Open “EZFN - Fortnite” from your Home Screen, log in and drop straight into Chapter 2 Season 2.

iOS Help

No profile prompt appeared?

Make sure you're in Safari or Chrome — other browsers and in-app browsers (like Discord's) can't download profiles. Re-tap the download button, then check Settings for the “Profile Downloaded” entry near the top.

Don’t see any downloads in the app?

Scroll down inside the EZFN app and check the known issues, or join our Discord — new downloads are announced there as soon as they go live.

Installed, but Fortnite won’t open anymore?

The certificate it was signed with was probably revoked by Apple. Delete the app, open the EZFN launcher and install a different numbered download — and allow push notifications so you know right away when fresh builds land.

Video Tutorial

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Still having trouble?

Ask in our Discord — the community and team are quick to help.